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Hell is other people’s code. Of course our code is perfect, and we would never write a buffer overflow or issue that would be solved by memory safety. But I fin
by nindalf 3y ago
Hell is other people’s code. Of course our code is perfect, and we would never write a buffer overflow or issue that would be solved by memory safety. But I find consistently that other people seem to, and then I’m forced to contribute to the same code base.
- ignoramous 3y agoGP isn't wrong though. There genuinely are total hell codebases. Not everyone is as dedicated to their craft like Mozart was. There are levels. And some teams and individuals do indeed produce better outcomes because not only they know how but also show how.